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New Broadband PC to be launched

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited and HCL have joined hands to launch Broadband PC at affordable price for the benefit of Delhiites. The move is also aimed at accelerating the demand for broadband connections.

Under the offer, the MTNL-HCL PC with Windows operating system built on Intel platform will be offered on easy finance with the MTNL Broadband connection fee of Rs. 1,300 waived off. The price of the PC under the offer will range from Rs. 18,490 to Rs. 38,890 and the amount would be payable in instalments spread over 40 months. As such the EMI would range between Rs. 451 and Rs. 939 depending on the configuration selected by the customer.

Stating that the modem for the Broadband connection will be provided free of cost along with the PC and hence the recurring monthly expenditure of Rs. 80 per month for the modem will not be charged, MTNL said the connections are available in various plans and have speeds varying from 256 Kbps to 2Mbps to suit the requirement of individuals and companies. The scheme is valid up to March 31, 2006, it added.

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